$850,000 camaro

[jonny51]

Originally Posted by rwhite692

Hey Charley I hadn't heard about the "stolen paperwork" thing. Quite a tale of woe (insert sad violin music here)...

The whole "stolen paperwork" thing sounds real hokey. I wonder if there really ever is/was "paperwork" to document the car....

How would a would-be theif even know where to find papers for the car and know what he was stealing? Seems highly unlikely to me.

Also, you would think that an owner of such a car would have:

A: Kept the documentation at home in a secure location, or, if necessary to have the originals at the auction, in a secure place away from the car

B: Have at least made some copies of all the documentation.

C: Have had Ed Cuneen research and document/certify the car at some point...

In short...Fishy.

It was pretty well talked about.I believe it was shown many times with the original paperwork.I read about it over at Yenko.net awhile back.I think he had the paperwork in a locked briefcase that was stolen if I remember correctly.

[rwhite692]

Wow. Just seems so...unlikely.

[evilzee28]

Originally Posted by rwhite692

Hey Charley I hadn't heard about the "stolen paperwork" thing. Quite a tale of woe (insert sad violin music here)...

The whole "stolen paperwork" thing sounds real hokey. I wonder if there really ever is/was "paperwork" to document the car....

How would a would-be theif even know where to find papers for the car and know what he was stealing? Seems highly unlikely to me.

Also, you would think that an owner of such a car would have:

A: Kept the documentation at home in a secure location, or, if necessary to have the originals at the auction, in a secure place away from the car

B: Have at least made some copies of all the documentation.

C: Have had Ed Cuneen research and document/certify the car at some point...

In short...Fishy.

Hey,you should be a detective, they ain't gonna get one past you, I especially liked the observations you made regarding the bidding on your previous post, you're not a detective are you? FBI?, IRS? Naaah can't be, you gotta cool car

[clill]

He does have copies of the paperwork. My understanding is the theif grabbed his wifes purse and whatever was contaning the paperwork. Probably trashed the paperwork when it didn't turn out to be money. Nothing Hokey going on. I think they brought it to give to the new owner if it sold. It and the purse were on the front seat of the tow rig while they were unloading the trailer. Just didn't think about locking their rig while they were 25' away from it.

[jonny51]

Originally Posted by clill

He does have copies of the paperwork. My understanding is the theif grabbed his wifes purse and whatever was contaning the paperwork. Probably trashed the paperwork when it didn't turn out to be money. Nothing Hokey going on. I think they brought it to give to the new owner if it sold. It and the purse were on the front seat of the tow rig while they were unloading the trailer. Just didn't think about locking their rig while they were 25' away from it.

Ok my story was off a bit but i knew it there wasnt any funny business going on.

[rwhite692]

Charley and Jonny thanks for setting the record straight, a shame to hear that something like that really happened to those folks....Sorry to sound cynical...we just hear so much wierd stuff all the time, it's getting hard to know what to believe anymore...

[hotwheels]

so those guy's ended the auction early? I think you are right scott, it was to draw attention to their business......sad way to do business, but it bet it has alot of people checking em out.....